Mothers more than twice as likely to die during pregnancy in states that ban abortion
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According to a new analysis, mothers are more than twice as likely to die while pregnant if they live in states that ban abortion.
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The Monroe Doctrine at 200: Here’s to seeing it not live to get to 201
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The Monroe Doctrine was and is a justification for actions, some good, some indifferent, but the overwhelming bulk reprehensible.
Need to redouble effort to push forward to ensure access for women to safe, legal abortions
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While we will always honor Roe, our movement is now stronger and bigger than Roe.
Congress should investigate the Justice Department: But not to score partisan political points
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The idea of Congress investigating how the Justice Department does what it does should not be controversial on its face.
Israel’s leaders seem to be on the march to destroy Israel as we know it
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For the past four decades, I have been a keen observer of Israel. I taught scores of courses and wrote several books and hundreds of articles and essays, featuring the country’s uniqueness.
Democrat flip in special election likely spells end for Youngkin’s presidential ambitions
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Aaron Rouse’s win in the election to fill Jen Kiggans’ seat in the State Senate has put the final nail in the coffin on Glenn Youngkin’s presidential ambitions.
Former Virginia Tech football player flips State Senate seat in Norfolk-Virginia Beach area
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Democrat Aaron Rouse appears to have flipped a State Senate seat in the Norfolk-Virginia Beach area.
Student loan repayment plan could reduce monthly bills by 50 percent for some borrowers
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The U.S. Department of Education has released a draft of a plan to make federal student loan payments more affordable with reduced repayment amounts. If implemented, the proposal could help millions of student loan borrowers.
The Senate filibuster is a chokehold on democracy: It’s time for it to go
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The filibuster has proved more pernicious to democracy than any other procedural rule of Congress. It’s time for it to go.
Allowing free entry for migrants is a very American thing to do: And fiscally prudent
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The crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border continues, with no policy solution in sight.
